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Hi,

You are using FancyBox for inline content (a div with id contact_form_pop) so you need to activate the appropriate mode “Inline Content” on Settings >> Media and use the according class “fancybox-inline” for your button link.

Is this something new that was introduced? I have been using “fancybox” while putting it in a div for a few months now.

No, the dedicated “fancybox-inline” class has been there since the beginning. If you really want to use that class for inline content, you need to change the option “Force FancyBox to treat all media linked with class=”fancybox” as images?” to “No”. But best is to use the dedicated class=”fancybox-inline” for inline content links.

Did you follow instructions or an example that uses “fancybox” instead of “fancybox-inline” from somewhere? If so, please tell me where you saw that. It needs to be corrected…

• This reply was modified 7 years, 11 months ago by Rolf Allard van Hagen.

Hey RavanH, I didn’t see the option “Force FancyBox to treat all media linked with class=”fancybox” as images?”. I looked throughout Settings > Media

Also, here are a few examples where it is suggested to use “fancybox” for inline content. It was mainly for embedding the Contact Form 7 plugin.

https://fivera.net/contact-form-7-in-popup-window-wordpress-tutorial/

https://www.wordpresscircle.com/how-to-add-contact-form-7-in-popup-window/

https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/107525/using-contact-form-7-with-easy-fancybox

I went ahead and swapped out fancybox to fancybox-inline. I just had some hesitation because there were several buttons throughout the website that were set to fancybox.